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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
10
A child named Crooked Little Paul contemplates a troubling image of himself after his mother teaches him that God made him perfect. He notices his own head appears altered when he peers into a stove reservoir and speaks of divine design and flaw.
A fragment suggests discussion of funding for one hundred additional policemen and a response about providing new personnel, reflecting a political exchange on public safety resources.
A creamery manager praises Postum after coffee caused digestion issues and heart palpitations. He quits coffee, tries Postum, relays his wife’s success with the product, and reports restored digestion, less fullness, and steadier mental function.
John W Gates testified before the Staley select truth investigating committee on Saturday, detailing claims about the steel trust. He said the steel trust formed after an all night meeting at J P Morgan’s home in New York, with Carnegie as a central disruptor of the steel industry and rail construction. Gates claimed Morgan and Perkins shifted securities, the Tennessee Coal and Iron deal enriched Morgan’s group, and that the steel corporation cannot control US steel without transportation ties. He argued for an open market with competition and ‘survival of the fittest.’
Washington dispatch reports a quiet probe into Utahs proposed silver service for the battleship Utah next August. Democrats seek to disrupt the plan with Richmond as their agent. Hobson, once Santiago hero and Alabama congressman, defends naval interests and chairs the naval affairs committee during protests against accepting the service.
A massive blaze devastated Coney Island New York early Saturday incinerating Dreamland and four surrounding blocks. About 200 buildings burned and roughly 2000 concessionaires, employees and visitors were displaced homeless and penniless by the disaster.
At the closing session of the Presbyterian Church’s 123rd General Assembly in Atlantic City New Jersey officials condemned the use of intoxicants by United States diplomatic representatives in foreign lands. The remark highlighted concerns over moral conduct abroad and the church's stance on temperance.
Clear Lake Iowa was offered as the summer capital of the United States with a twenty acre site to be presented to President Taft for residence during hot months, by the Commercial club on Saturday.
Advert says men who smoke offend refined tastes with strong tobacco breath. Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic claims to deodorize the mouth with a water rinse and brush, leaving breath pure and sweet. Sold for 25 or 50 cents per box by The Paxton Toilet Co Boston, Mass. free samples offered.
A satirical note laments the aging wife as a cherished household partner who mends, cooks, and waits for her husband. It predicts the suffragette era will render wives obsolete and jokes she will soon be exhibited in museums.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as helping poor complexions rough hands dry hair at low cost. It urges warm baths and gentle oiling for healthier skin and hair, and offers a free Cuticura book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Massachusetts.
Sydney, a child, trims a discarded bonnet into a striking hat with a long red ostrich plume. Her mother urges tucking the feather back, while Sydney insists on keeping it visible to herself, a moment judged by a figure as the narrative voice.
The ad promotes Coca Cola as the ideal beverage to quench summer thirst. It cautions against excessive ice water and urges readers to choose Coca Cola for its refreshing and thirst satisfying qualities. It invites readers to request the company booklet The Truth About COCA COLA from Coca Cola Co in Atlanta Georgia.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a speaker cites professors on sleep while another student questions the tale. The conversation turns playful with remarks about bedtime routines and the mystery of why sleep matters.
A brief comic exchange reveals Mean Romark and Miss Caustique arguing about manners and appearance with pointed remarks and playful digs in a social column fragment.
A new fishing industry in Nova Scotia explores horse mackerel, fish over 600 pounds are common, some shipped to Boston where prices run about three and a half cents per pound. Regulators may ease handling for fishermen, while unrelated health and social quips appear in the fragment.
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